POSSESSION of ammo by a convicted felon -- Florida

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My boyfriend has been charged with possession of ammo by a convicted Florida felon the bullets where our room but they were not his bullets they were my bullets. Now if they are my bullets and he did not know that they were in our room is there something i can do to take the blame i haven't took the blame yet because im in college and i don't want my record getting dirty or anything like that. But i also dont want him to do time for something that is not his. My question is will i it go on my record if i take the blame for it. Will if do anything for him if i write or letter or show up at court stating that those were my bullets?

I wish to inform you that if you make the statement in court that bullets belong to you then your boyfriend can be released because then he has not committed crime. In this regard you may show that bullets belong to you and you boyfriend was no in the knowledge that there are bullets in room. Further you may show evidence that your statement that bullets belong to you is a true statement and not just to save your boyfriend. However in this you may be held liable for possession of bullets.

My boyfriend has been charged with possession of ammo by a convicted Florida felon the bullets where our room but they were not his bullets they were my bullets. Now if they are my bullets and he did not know that they were in our room is there something i can do to take the blame i haven't took the blame yet because im in college and i don't want my record getting dirty or anything like that. But i also dont want him to do time for something that is not his. My question is will i it go on my record if i take the blame for it. Will if do anything for him if i write or letter or show up at court stating that those were my bullets?

*If you are not a convicted felon there is no law against your possessing bullets. Yes, I would go to court and testify that they were yours, present any sales slips or proof that you were the one that bought the, he did not know they were there. A letter won't do it for it is not evidence that can be produced in court. It needs to be sworn testimony. A sworn affidavit is evidence, but actually testifying, able to give direct testimony under oath and answer any questions the judge or prosecution has carries far more weight. This is a serious charge against your boyfriend that can send him off to prison so I would advise to gather whatever proof you can get that you bought the bullets and go to court to testify so he doesn't get packed off to prison.

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